One would not expect to find a litany of pro-life testimonies on Alyssa Milano’s Twitter feed, but the actor inadvertently invited the responses. Milano’s new podcast “Sorry Not Sorry” solicited stories from women who had abortions that Milano could share on the podcast. Milano then shared the tweet from “Sorry Not Sorry” and talked about how many stories she was hearing. This provoked a response from many pro-life women who had stories of their own to share.
Milano, who is most known for her roles on “Who’s the Boss?” and “Charmed,” became an increasingly outspoken advocate for pro-choice and feminist issues in the wake of Donald Trump’s 2017 election. She vehemently opposed Georgia’s “heartbeat bill,” making a trip to the Peachtree State and sending a letter along with 70 other actors threatening to boycott films and shows that shoot there.
Milano retweeted a post by the “Sorry Not Sorry” podcast which said, “Nearly one in four women in the United States will have an abortion by age 45. Do you want to share your story on #SorryNotSorry?” and asked for women to share their stories in order to “help shine a light on the importance of bodily autonomy.”
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